Concord Golf Club

I played here last week and I had a great round. It's not the most prestigious golf course in the area but it suits me just fine. It was a very laid back atmosphere. The gentlemen in the pro shop were very friendly. I was reminded that the only dress code that they had was that I had to be dressed. The golf carts were good.and the only thing the course really suffered from was lack of rain. The course it self was great for me as I'm not a great golfer and I still found it challenging. The price was very reasonable and i intend on returning many times.

This is NOT a country club and I LOVE it! $25 to ride 18 is wonderful. Concorde (aka concrete) recently put some good work back into the course with marked and ranged tee boxes, new pin flags, signage, and have been improving the course overall. Clothes are required and that's the dress code. There are no tee times, first come first served. When the carts are gone you wait or walk. When the hand carts are gone you wait or carry. Bring a ball retriever and you'll find more than you lose. If you can play well here you can play well anywhere. This is a public course with players of all ability and experience. It's a hidden gem for bros and brews having stogies and bogies. Relax and enjoy playing the game of golf and stop complaining.

Concord is a great place to play and practice. The quality varies but overall it has its place. I personally enjoy playing at concord there is only one downside. The players base The players at concord tend to be trashy overall. Lacking golf etiquette and common sense. You'll see people drive onto greens, drive into your fairway while you tee off. No one understand what "FORE!" means. People will scream on the course right behind a box. Overall concord is a fine low price course to practice at. Just keep your head down.